![]() The designer made the page loading animation for a carb-managing website dedicated to healthy eating and keto diets. This Avocado loader interaction by Taras Migulko has a little avocado character juggling with vegetables. A lot to look at while waiting for the page to load. There is much attention to detail with the little moving shadow. ![]() Here we have a triangle preloader by Majo Puterka that jumps around the screen and charges itself. The simple yet effective outline art style makes it even easier to notice how smoothly the animation is done. ![]() We’ll start with a mesmerizing infinite preloader animation by Mantas Bačiuška. We also added a few freebies that you can try out. With this in mind, today we hand-picked a collection of 45 examples of amazing website preloaders from all around the web. This is why creative designers come up with simple, original, and custom animations that don’t slow down the loading process any further. Trouble is, a simple loading screen that says “Loading” and gives percentages, or a simple loading bar, are kind of boring and won’t do much to engage the viewer. They indicate that the website is still processing data and in many cases also indicate the progress. Known as website preloaders, these animations have to keep users entertained while server operations finish processing. In order to prevent them from closing the page, many designers are coming up with solutions to make the waiting less boring by visually pleasant animations. It is very minimalistic and works great with you already have a flat design ecommerce or website.With our attention span getting shorter, when users have to wait a few seconds for a website to load, it might be a deal-breaker. Here is a set of free animated pre loaders that use flat design. This is a cool hand draw loading gif that I have not seen use in recent website design. I can’t explain why but this animated gif that combines the different shapes is very memorizing. (no source link) #8: Structure loading gif #7: Bear climbing loading gifĪ very fun and cool bear climbing loading gif. I don’t know how to name this particular loading animation design but it looks damm cool. Might be very suitable for an ecommerce bookstore or an ebook company. (sorry, no link again) #5: Flipping book loading gifĪ very different kind of animation with the book flipping rather than the usual rotating. It is simple and reenforces what the website does very well. The use of a shopping bag is a great idea that every ecommerce store can use for its loading gif. Don’t say you were not warned! (sorry, don’t know the source) #4: Loading gif for ecommerce Warning: you will lose minutes looking the above animated loading gif! The shape changing nature of this gif makes you want to stare at it for a long long time. It proves that a rotating loading gif need not always be so boring. ![]() This is not as cute as the loading cat above but it is very stylish and looks very different from what you normally see. It is so fun to look at that you can spend ages looking at it and no noticed the loading time of your website or app. ![]() Most of these loading gif are animated and do not recycle the typical loading bar or timer kind of design. To get you started in coming out with cool loading gif, here are some example that I have encountered. Some might even be a source of entertainment if you designed them correctly. The use of loading animated gif is becoming very common in web design as they provide information about the processing time. ![]()
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